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Provision is a set of tools interracting with Apple servers on Linux.
It includes:
- libprovision, a library used to register device on Apple servers.
- anisette_server, an Anisette provisioning server for other software such as AltServer-Linux.
- retrieve_headers, which registers the device with libprovision and returns in the terminal in JSON the headers to use to identify the device on future requests.
More precisely, libprovision registers the device to Apple servers and retrieve ADI data for your device.
Once you logged in once with your machine, your machine is remembered as safe by Apple using this data
Be careful to log-in only on trusted machines, and don't leak your ADI data, which is stored in ~/.adi/adi.pb
.
There used to be a software called sideload-ipa listed here. The code has now been removed, as it was not working, and that I am now helping the development of SideServer (no official link yet), which reimplements the full AltServer with few more features.
You can download the executables in the Actions tab of the project.
If you wish to run Anisette within docker to host a server public or privately. Make sure to install docker/podman and run the following command:
docker run -d -v lib_cache:/opt/lib/ --restart=always -p 6969:6969 --name anisette dadoum/anisette-server:latest
The above command will pull the image and also run it in the background. The volume (lib_cache:/opt/lib/) will cache the libraries needed that are fetched at runtime. This is done as to not redistribute Applemusic lib's.
At runtime, libprovision requires some Apple libraries to be next to the executables. You should download Apple Music APK (or just the architecture slice for your device if you prefer), and extract the lib/ folder next to the executables. If you want to reduce further the size, you can remove in the lib/ folder all the libraries except libstoreservicescore.so and libCoreADI.so, since they are the only one needed to run the app.
To build any of these projects, you need the D SDK, with the compiler and dub. As an option, you can also use libplist.
Clone the project and compile it with DUB:
git clone https://github.com/Dadoum/Provision --recursive
cd Provision
dub build -b release
or with CMake:
git clone https://github.com/Dadoum/Provision --recursive
cd Provision
mkdir build
cd build
cmake -G Ninja .. -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release
ninja
The Provision API tries to be stay close to the AuthKit API, but written in D.
import std.digest: toHexString;
import file = std.file;
import std.path: expandTilde, buildPath;
import std.random: rndGen;
import std.range: take, array;
import std.stdio: stderr, write, writeln;
import std.uni: toUpper;
import std.uuid: randomUUID;
import provision.adi;
void main() {
string configuration_folder = expandTilde("~/.config/Provision/");
if (!file.exists(configuration_folder)) {
file.mkdir(configuration_folder);
}
ADI adi = new ADI("lib/" ~ architectureIdentifier);
adi.provisioningPath = configuration_folder;
Device device = new Device(configuration_folder.buildPath("device.json"));
if (!device.initialized) {
stderr.write("Creating machine... ");
device.serverFriendlyDescription = "<MacBookPro13,2> <macOS;13.1;22C65> <com.apple.AuthKit/1 (com.apple.dt.Xcode/3594.4.19)>";
device.uniqueDeviceIdentifier = randomUUID().toString().toUpper();
device.adiIdentifier = (cast(ubyte[]) rndGen.take(2).array()).toHexString().toLower();
device.localUserUUID = (cast(ubyte[]) rndGen.take(8).array()).toHexString().toUpper();
stderr.writeln("done !");
}
adi.identifier = device.adiIdentifier;
if (!adi.isMachineProvisioned(-2)) {
stderr.write("Machine requires provisioning... ");
ProvisioningSession provisioningSession = new ProvisioningSession(adi, device);
provisioningSession.provision(-2);
stderr.writeln("done !");
}
// Do stuff with adi.
}
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